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Anthropic tests investor appetite for potential Nasdaq debut

The artificial-intelligence company is meeting prospective investors while CEO Dario Amodei advocates slower AI development and the business reportedly pursues a valuation of up to US$2 trillion.

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Owen Mercer
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Anthropic is meeting prospective investors ahead of a potential Nasdaq debut, according to CNBC, positioning the artificial-intelligence company for what could become a significant market listing.

The reporting describes the Nasdaq debut as possible rather than confirmed. It provides no timing, structure or terms for any listing.

Anthropic is also reportedly pursuing a valuation of up to US$2 trillion. That figure is a target or pursuit outlined in the reporting, rather than an achieved valuation.

At the same time, chief executive Dario Amodei is advocating a slowdown in artificial-intelligence development. The supplied reporting does not indicate that AI development has slowed or establish whether Amodei’s position represents a formal policy effort or broader public advocacy.

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